Best Offer

[sealmark2]

For the past week I have submitted a "best offer" on a couple of groups and cards and the answer came back "submitted an invalid offer". Does that mean my offer was too low or am I doing something wrong?

Andy advice would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Sealmark

[BicycleSpokes]

I am guessing something went wrong. When I submit an offer that is too low, I remember getting a message that the the offer is declined, not that it was invalid.

Cheers,
David


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[clydepepper]

I have mis-typed several times...it's easy to do...and results in the error message you received.

[tschock]

Are you providing the cents as well? It's been (quite) awhile, but I thought if you offered $100 you had to specify it as $100.00 (for example).

[Thromdog]

Originally Posted by tschock

Are you providing the cents as well? It's been (quite) awhile, but I thought if you offered $100 you had to specify it as $100.00 (for example).

+1

[vthobby]

If you are talking about Ebay then as mentioned before, you must add the decimal point. If you submit a valid number with decimal point, then you will either get accepted/declined or it will tell you the buyer is thinking it over or something like that.

You are just inputting the value the wrong way, no biggie.

Mike